Posted: 16th September 2002 20:05
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Returner
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Help after the land fly away am i go to the land and how can i go to that please help
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Post #2446
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Posted: 16th September 2002 21:11
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Engineer
Posts: 369 Joined: 12/1/2002 Awards: |
I must assume from what you cryptically said that the Floating Continent just got airborne and you're trying to find it. In which case, all you have to do is enter the airship, press X, take your character to the controls of the airship, and select "Go to the Floating Continent!" or whatever it is that it says.
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Post #2449
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Posted: 16th September 2002 23:13
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On a side note, take care not to do this by accident, as the Floating Continent is one of the tougher areas in the World of Balance, and the option to go there is the first on the menu. The enemies are beyond anything you've seen before, and the encounter rate itself is insane.
Fortunately, you'll have Shadow along with you for some easy damage (Throw plus Healing Rod equals dead Atma Weapon/whatever else you run up against). Still, it's always a good idea to level up a bit before tackling the place. -------------------- "I always have a quotation for everything - it saves original thinking." ~Dorothy L. Sayers "The truly remarkable thing about television is that it allows several million people to laugh at the same joke and still feel lonely." ~T.S. Eliot "Defeat is not defeat unless accepted as reality - in your own mind!" ~ Bruce Lee |
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Post #2451
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Posted: 17th September 2002 04:37
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Staff Emeritus Posts: 612 Joined: 1/1/2001 Awards: |
AtmaWeapon's undead? Really?
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Post #2463
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Posted: 17th September 2002 05:37
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SOLDIER
Posts: 741 Joined: 5/7/2001 Awards: |
Uh, no. Heal Rod, when thrown, always does damage. And it always heals when used with Fight.
The bad part about throwing it is that they set the aiming property in the weapon to aim at you initially, so that Fight would aim at you by default. Instead, Fight goes unchanged, and when you go to Throw it, the first thing you see is Shadow sticking a gun in his mouth. Totally the opposite of what they wanted. That's why alot of people end up healing an enemy instead of themselves, and in frustration attempt to throw it and end up with half their brain missing. Yet another bug, this one rather unwanted. -------------------- |
Post #2469
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Posted: 17th September 2002 19:06
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That's very true, and very funny. The Healing Rod, along with the Imp Halberd, is a relatively inexpensive way to deal 9999 damage every turn. In my games I usually pick up three or four Healing Rods and upwards of twenty-five Imp Halberds (since Tyranosaurs drop them after random battles). You can get at least one Healing Rod before the Floating Continent, in the mountains west of Thamasa. These items make Shadow invaluable early in the game, as 9999 is the highest you can hope to do before the Gem Box and the Offering can be found in the World of Ruin. It's useful even then, as an efficient, reliable source of damage is key in any major battle. -------------------- "I always have a quotation for everything - it saves original thinking." ~Dorothy L. Sayers "The truly remarkable thing about television is that it allows several million people to laugh at the same joke and still feel lonely." ~T.S. Eliot "Defeat is not defeat unless accepted as reality - in your own mind!" ~ Bruce Lee |
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Post #2476
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Posted: 17th September 2002 20:26
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SOLDIER
Posts: 741 Joined: 5/7/2001 Awards: |
The problem is that Heal Rods are limited in supply, and if you don't throw them you can bet them for Magus Rods in the Collosseum. Imp Halberds can get you the Cat Hood and Merit Award, but you can get as many of those as you want.
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Post #2481
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Posted: 18th September 2002 15:34
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Staff Emeritus Posts: 612 Joined: 1/1/2001 Awards: |
I never threw the Heal Rod. I always kept it handy for when I was low on HP in battle. I'd switch it in quickly and attack my own party members.
Imp Halberds, on the other hand, were thrown like crazy. I find that even with all the equipment and Imp status, Imps are still useless, so I throw all the Halberds I find. |
Post #2499
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Posted: 18th September 2002 20:20
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I just always equipped Strago with the Heal Rod. And every turn, I'd heal whom ever needs it. If I was at full hp, then I'd bust out some Lore.
-------------------- The clouds ran away, opened up the sky And one by one I watched every constellation die And there I was frozen, standing in my backyard Face to face, eye to eye, staring at the last star I should've known, walked all the way home To find that she wasn't here, I'm still all alone -Atmosphere "Always Coming Back Home to You" |
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Post #2508
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Posted: 25th September 2002 03:58
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Black Mage Posts: 204 Joined: 18/9/2002 Awards: |
A friend of mine used to always equip the whole party with imp gear and make them all into imps, just for kicks. He called them his "Imp Army", and I can clearly remember that they kicked ass, as the army spent most of it's time in dinosaur forest.
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